“What a wonderful read. From start to finish, you can identify with the author and prove that dogs, not diamonds are a girl’s best friend. Susan takes you on a journey filled with laughter, love, loss, and angst. I give it five paws!”
– Susan Sims, Publisher, FIDO Friendly Magazine
Susan Hartzler has always been a good judge of character—except when it comes to men. Always attracted to the quintessential bad boy with his good looks and charming ways, she’s determined to change the (current) one to become a devoted partner and loving father. But her compulsive giving and fixing behaviors go hand in hand with her disappointing and disastrous romantic relationships.
On a purposeful trip to the pound, she hopes to find a dog to care for, one that will sniff out the bad guys. After all, the best way to get a man is to stop searching for love. Men come and go, but her faithful friend will always stay.
Susan might not have found a man, but she finds her dog, giving her a sense of purpose and helping her find meaning in her crazy world. Susan might not have found a man, but she finds her dog, giving her a sense of purpose and helping her find meaning in her crazy world.
By saving a dog, she rescues herself, loving herself as much as her dog loves her.
After all, there is no love like dog love. It can change your life forever, completing you with unconditional love.
Follow Susan on her journey, filled with the ups and downs and the many trials and tribulations that the years have to offer before she realizes that life itself is a gift.
“In this work, Susan Hartzler explores a simple truth: we may disappoint one another, but dogs never do that to us.
There’s heart and soul in Hartzler’s account of the dogs she’s loved who loved her back.
She’s honest, brave, self-aware, and humorous in writing about her romantic disappointments and the bedrock affection of dogs whose presence were both salve and salvation for her.
There’s no hint of misanthropy in her story, just a growing self-awareness and embrace of the idea that no life with companion animals is incomplete or lacking when it comes to love.”
John Doe
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